Sunday, September 10, 2006

Off to the Races

I've been in contact with both my pal and the person I'm knitting for and I am so ready for some scarfage! I decided on Inner Truth, a Magknits scarf pattern. Here it is after 6 and a half repeats:
I like this pattern a lot. It's pretty and not too hard to remember. That's a good thing when you're losing brain cells as fast as I am!

12 Comments:

Blogger Craftybernie said...

Love the scarf. When I saw the pattern on Magknits, I wasn't too inspired by the colour but yours looks great! May have to give that one a shot.

11:18 PM  
Blogger Bonnie O. said...

Lovely, Mia!

11:19 PM  
Blogger Sarah said...

Love the color and the pattern! Wish I'd found this pattern!

11:26 PM  
Blogger Jennette said...

It looks really comfy. Nice choices!

11:50 PM  
Blogger sharyn said...

I started this pattern too, in a burnt orange alpaca. Not sure if it will be for my pal or for me - it looks great in solid colors too.

12:33 AM  
Blogger Lyndsey-Jane said...

Please please please tell me what yarn you are using? I'm think i'm in love!!!

12:38 AM  
Blogger Jodi said...

Absolutely beautiful! I'm going to put that pattern on my to-knit list. It looks so warm and cozy.

1:10 AM  
Blogger Mia said...

I'm using Lion Brand Fisherman's Wool, which I dyed with icing dye. It's only moderately soft, and it's handwash only, but the colors seemed perfect for my scarf recipient.

1:17 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have to agree with Craftybernie...the pattern on Magknits wasn't too inspiring, but your yarn choice is great. What kind is it?

1:17 AM  
Blogger Iris in Iowa said...

Mia, You did a lovely job of dyeing! I bought some iceing dye when it was on sale - do you do it the same way you do kool-aid dyeieng?

1:25 AM  
Blogger Mia said...

Thanks, Iris! I did use the kool aid in big kettles method. I'm new to dyeing and this yarn was just a happy accident. I had intended to make a black and blue colorway, using what I had on hand: black icing dye and blue kool aid. But during the process, the black dye broke into hunter green and dark purple, and this is the result.

1:44 AM  
Blogger Iris in Iowa said...

What a happy "accident"!

2:58 AM  

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